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Information Modeling for Lab-Devices – Part 1
Dr. Matthias Arnold
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Information Modeling for Lab-Devices - Part 1 - Dr. Matthias Arnold Aachen, 2018-07-04 - Spectaris
Workshop goal

   What?
   Develop a solid foundation for decision making about our
   next steps when moving forward.

   How?
   Apply a proven method of information-modeling onto
   two different example devices out of the groups portfolio/
   scope in a „hands-on“ approach.

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> Why
> Challenges
> How
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Why? – Interoperability in the Laboratory

    To achieve interoperability & connectivity for devices in
    the life-science laboratory

    As prerequisite for information integration

          As enabler for “Laboratory 4.0 / Lab IoT”

                  As enabler for efficiency gains

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> Why
> Challenges
> How
> Information Modeling Principles & Patterns
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Challenges

Heterogeneity

Multitude of Device Types

Multitude of Vendors

Multitude of Applications

…

   We have to clearly define our focus: what’s in – what’s out?

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> Why
> Challenges
> How
> Information Modeling Principles & Patterns
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How

What to focus on?

                                         Source: Abstimmungsgespräch Spectaris-VDMA zu „OPC UA Wägetechnik“, VDMA, 2018-06-28

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How

What to focus on?
Workflow & Application Centric
> Who knows about all the different
  workflows & applications in the lab?
Use-case Centric
> Operation
> Documentation
> Maintenance & Service
> Workflows & recipes
> Sample Management

Device Centric (Use-Cases)                                 Source: https://diaryfromjapan.wordpress.com/2010/07/16/bioprocess-lab/

> Start with the Things we know best .. ✔

  As device vendors we might focus on device specific aspects first!

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How

Which kind of data?
                                                                                              Scientific/Quality Data
                 Lab-Operations
                                                                                          •    Analytical data of Materials,
                                                                                               Products, ..
                                                                                          •    Sequencing data
                                                                                          •    Workflows & Samples
                                                                                          •    ..

                                                                                                Operational Data
                                                                                          •    Process values & set-points,
                                                                                               state, ..
                                                          Connectivity                    •    Alarms, events, audit trails
                                                                                          •    Programs, ..

                                                                                                  Resource Data
                                                                                      •       Verification & Qualification
                                                                                      •       (Predictive) Maintenance
                                                                                      •       Device Health & Wear
                                                                                      •       Resource Utilization,
                                                                                      •       Resource-Downtimes, ..

           Source: From R&D to Manufacturing – Data transparency through connectivity unleashes efficiencies, Dr. Matthias Arnold
                                                                   ISPE 2017 Europe Pharma 4.0 Conference, Verona 23.11.2017

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Digitalization Concepts Market Trends

Source: Digital Factories 2020: Shaping the future of manufacturing (48 pp., PDF, no opt-in) PriceWaterhouseCoopers 	
  

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How

The question of a-priori knowledge…

Device Type Specific                                                      Device Type Agnostic

Define a generic device model                                             Define a generic system model
which reflects common                                                     which reflects generic aspects of
attributes like name, type, serial-                                       tangible (device, component, ..)
number, version, state, ..                                                and intangible (unit, function, ..)
                                                                          elements

For each device type add specific                                         Take a holistic view on a
services which reflect their                                              multitude of device types and
capabilities, e.g. “temperature                                           distill abstract recurring
control”, “speed control”, “pH-                                           patterns, e.g. “continuous
measurement”, ..                                                          control function” instead of
                                                                          “temperature control”
Get lost in an ever growing                                               Utilize a limited set of patterns
matrix of services

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How

What should we build on?
1. Select a protocol stack which suits our
domain of laboratory things and utilize its
building blocks
> MQTT is nice (for pub/sub) but covers
  only layers 1..5                                                                         Information Model

> JSON restful is nice (for req/resp) but
  covers only layers 1..5/6
> OPC looks appropriate & covers layers
  1..7 ✔

2. Choose a modeling approach which is
able to handle the intrinsic heterogeneity                                      Derived from http://gargasz.info/OSI-model/OSI_2014.jpg
of our domain
> Device type specific
> Device type agnostic
  The challenge of true interoperability sits on top of ISO/OSI layer 7

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How

VisioNize – Unrivaled Diverse Portfolio Coverage

                                          VisioNize Communication Protocols

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How

VisioNize – Consistent UI-Design and Experience
Consistent Cross Platforms

                                               Consistent Cross Product Lines
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